Developmental Research Program

白血病孢子发育研究计划(LSDRP)的总体目标是招募和 支持白血病的发展研究项目，以获得未来同行评审的资金和/或未来 独立的孢子项目。需要支持的研究类型包括基础研究项目， 白血病的临床研究、流行病学研究和癌症防治研究。项目 在LSRDP支持下，将扩大翻译研究的范围，并增加 调查人员致力于白血病的研究。LSDRP将与职业发展同步工作 协助发展初级调查员和招聘和辅导少数群体方案 调查人员。为实现这些目标，提出了以下具体目标 1.支持白血病的发展研究项目，将来作为全孢子纳入 项目和其他主要同行审查资金的申请。将征集新的研究项目 并利用发展基金提供资金。每年为这项计划承诺的资金总额为17.5万美元 (包括每年来自机构来源的125000美元配对资金)。这些资金将用于 在整个生命周期内，每年支持3-5个发展项目，金额从30,000美元到60,000美元不等 孢子。 2.促进基础和临床研究人员之间的合作。LSDRP主席将促进 基础研究人员和临床研究人员通过共享的每周会议、年度孢子 撤退，以及小组会议。 3.为初级教职员工提供指导。所有提交发展研究项目的研究人员 将收到一份书面的科学和统计审查，LSDRP主席将讨论 详细的项目。在适当的情况下，将确定导师与初级教员一起工作。 相关性(请参阅说明)： 发展研究计划将招募和支持白血病的创新早期研究。

The overall goal of the Leukemia SPORE Developmental Research Program (LSDRP) is to recruit and support developmental research projects in leukemia for future peer-reviewed funding and/or future independent SPORE projects. The types of studies to be supported include projects in basic research, clinical research, epidemiologic studies, and cancer prevention and control research in leukemia. Projects supported under the LSRDP will expand the scope of translational research and increase the number of investigators committed to leukemia research. The LSDRP will work in tandem with the Career Development Program to assist in the development of junior investigators and in the recruitment and mentoring of minority investigators. To accomplish these goals, the following specific aims are proposed 1. To support developmental research projects in leukemia for future incorporation as full SPORE projects and for applications for other major peer-reviewed funding. New research projects will be solicited and funded using developmental funds. A total of $175,000 has been committed annually to this program (including $125,000 per year of matching funds from institutional sources). These funds will be used to support 3-5 developmental projects per year ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 throughout the life of the SPORE. 2. Foster collaborations between basic and clinical researchers. The LSDRP chairs will facilitate interaction between basic and clinical researchers through shared weekly meetings, the annual SPORE retreat, and small group meetings. 3. To provide mentoring to junior faculty. Ail investigators submitting developmental research projects will receive a written scientific and statistical review, and the LSDRP chairs will be available to discuss the projects in detail. Where appropriate, mentors will be identified to work with junior faculty. RELEVANCE (See instructions): The Developmental Research Program will recruit and support innovative early-stage research in leukemia.